Former fisherman's house with pool in the heart of Old Cotinière

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At La Cotinière, old country house type Charentais, totally renovated in 2015 in a walled garden of 450 m² with a heated pool of 11m x 3.5m.

The house includes a living room (60 m²) including living room, dining room with an open kitchen and four bedrooms (21, 16, 21 and 12 m²) with four bathrooms with separate toilet and toilet.
All rooms have independent entrance in order to enable couples of friends find themselves independently.
All rooms open onto the terrace, garden and pool. The house has underfloor heating.

The renovation was done to preserve and enhance the typical elements of oléronaise architecture while bringing the comfort of a home to a 5-star ranking prefecture.

With four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the layout of the house is particularly suitable for couples.
The house is a 1-minute walk from the beach.
The house is a 5 min walk from shops, in the town of La Cotinière, famous for its fishing port and its fish market.

Once at Logis Fisherman, forget your car and enjoy, with the best sunshine on the Atlantic side, all activities on foot or by bike: beach and seafront walks, trips ...

You will find there food shops, excellent quality, for shopping a real pleasure: bakery, fishmongers provided directly by the auction, butchers, wine shops, grocery and daily market with fruits and vegetables, cheese-creamer, oyster farmers , etc. After your shopping, your well-equipped kitchen allows you to highlight local products (please try the céteaux and squid, local specialties).

In an emergency, but we do not want you, you will find on-site doctors and pharmacy.

By late afternoon, still on foot, you can go for a drink at the bar enjoying the Gaité light on the fishing port, before returning to the friendly atmosphere of the Oyster Bar Pigouille (yes oysters Oléron are good even in summer!) and finish your evening with a stroll along the harbor, good gelato from Tamarins in hand!

For a slightly more urban atmosphere, a bike fifteen minutes by bike and you're in Saint-Pierre d'Oléron "capital of the island," with its little shops or clothing, of course, food (do not miss the pastries from the church square), bars and restaurants. If you want to taste the local food market, the right address is Le P'tit Bouchon, in the main pedestrian artery.

And if you leave the light Oléron, you have access near the famous La Palmyre Zoo, the site of the frigate Hermione or the aquarium of La Rochelle.